The United States and Iran are close to the nuclear deal, Trump says

US President Donald Trump said Iran agreed to the terms of nuclear transaction with the United States.

Trump described the recent talks between the two countries, which ended on Sunday as “very serious talks” for “long-term peace”.

Earlier, the adviser to the Supreme Leader of Iran, NBC News said they wanted to make a discount on the nuclear program in exchange for the lifting of Tehran’s sanctions.

Although the United States should not break Iran’s uranium’s richness of uranium and insist that Iran’s nuclear activity is completely peaceful, Iran must destroy the richness of uranium.

In Qatar on Thursday, in Qatar, the second stop of the Gulf Tour, said Trump was close to Iran’s nuclear program, and Tehran sites prevented military holidays.

“There will be no nuclear powder in Iran,” Trump said after meeting with business leaders.

“I think we are approaching to make a deal.

“Probably you have read the story about Iran today. Agreed on such conditions.”

The President referred to what will, but Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’nin Adviser Ali Shamkhani’nın Adviser, said that Tehran’s nuclear program will receive remote areas, he said.

Sahakhani told ABC that Iran said that the United States will give up highly enriched uranium shareholders as part of sanctions.

The latest talks on Tehran’s nuclear program ended on Sunday, and both sides agree to meet again.

The Middle Eastern US envoy Steve Witkoff said that Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi described as “difficult but useful.”

Trump, in 2018, came out of a previous nuclear agreement between Iran and five world capacity.

Although the newly negotiation collection started in April, Iran warned Iran’s military operation against nuclear facilities.

A large US official, the latest discussions lasted more than three hours, added: “It was agreed to progress with negotiations to continue working through the technical elements.

“We recommend today’s conclusion and expect our next meeting in the near future.”